Oracle® Communications Service Broker Signaling Domain Configuration Guide Release 6.0 Part Number E23526-02 |
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This section describes how to configure SS7 SSU in a network in which SS7 traffic is carried over SIGTRAN M3UA
This section describes how to configure SS7 SSU for SIGTRAN using the Service Broker Administration Console.
The section provides graphical representations of a deployment example.
To access the SS7 SSU configuration pane:
In the domain navigation pane, expand OCSB.
Expand Signaling Tier.
Select SSU SS7 SIGTRAN.
The SSU SS7 SIGTRAN configuration pane contains the tabs described in Table 2-1.
Note:
You must configure the parameters exactly in the order they are presented in Table 2-1.Table 2-1 M3UA Configuration Tabs
Tab | Description |
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SSU SS7 SIGTRAN |
Enables you to assign a point code to a Service Broker SSU and define the underlying SS7 stack. See "SSU SS7 SIGTRAN" for more information. |
M3UA |
Enables you to configure the M3UA layers of the SS7 stack. See "M3UA" for more information. |
SCCP |
Enables you to configure SCCP addresses: subsystems and global titling. See "SCCP" for more information. |
Routing |
Enables you to define how the SS7 SSU routes incoming SS7 messages to internal Service Broker IMs. See "Routing" for more information. |
The SSU SS7 SIGTRAN tab enables you to assign a point code to a Service Broker SSU and configure the M3UA stack runtime options.
To access the SSU SS7 SIGTRAN tab:
In the SSU SS7 SIGTRAN configuration pane, click the SSU SS7 SIGTRAN tab.
The General subtab contains the parameters described in Table 2-2.
Table 2-2 SS7 SSU SIGTRAN Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
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Vendor |
STRING |
Specifies the SIGTRAN stack vendor. Possible options:
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Standard |
STRING |
Specifies which standard to use to encode M3UA messages. Possible values:
Default value: ETSI |
SS7 Stack IP |
INT |
The IP address where the SS7 process (that is, the SS7 stack wrapper) is running. |
SS7 Stack Port |
INT |
The port that the SS7 process is using to listen to messages from the SS7 SSU. This is the same port you specify to the SS7 process, in the command line, when you start it. See "Starting and Stopping the SS7 Process" in Service Broker System Administrator's Guide. |
The M3UA tab enables you to configure the M3UA layers of the SS7 stack.
To access the M3UA tab:
In the SSU SS7 configuration pane, click the M3UA tab.
In the SSU Instance list, select the Signaling Server that you want to configure.
Select one of the subtabs described in Table 2-3.
Subtab | Description |
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Local Point Code |
Enables you to specify a point code for each SSU instance. See "Local Point Code" for more information. |
Connectivity |
Enables you to set up an IP connection between the Service Broker SSU instances and an SS7 network. See "Connectivity" for more information. |
Network Mapping |
Enables you to define SCTP associations and connect SSUs to adjacent signaling points. See "Network Mapping" for more information. |
Network Routing |
Enables you to configure routes to entities in an SS7 network. See "Network Routing" for more information. |
The Local Point Code subtab enables you to specify a point code of the SSU instance that you selected in the SSU Instance list, as described in Table 2-4.
The Connectivity subtab enables you to set up an IP connection between the Service Broker SSU instances and an SS7 network. You configure SSU instances as local systems and other SS7 network entities that are directly connected to the SSU instance as remote systems.
Table 2-5 describes the subtabs on the SS7 SSU Connectivity subtab.
Table 2-5 SS7 Connectivity Subtab
Subtab | Description |
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Local System |
Enables you to configure the SS7 SSU instance as a local M3UA system. See "Configuring the Local System" for more information. |
Remote Systems |
Enables you to configure network entities. See "Configuring Remote Systems" for more information. |
The Local System subtab enables you to configure the SS7 SSU instance as a local M3UA system.
Figure 2-1 shows an example of configuration of the local systems components.
The Local System subtab contains a table in which you configure one row that defines an SSU instance as a local system. When defining the SSU instance as a local system, you need to specify the fields described in Table 2-6.
Table 2-6 Local Systems Fields
Name | Type | Description |
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Name |
STRING |
Specifies a descriptive name for the local system |
Routing Context |
INT (11) |
Specifies a unique identifier that logically identifies a local system when communicating with a traditional SS7 network through a signaling gateway. Routing Context can be set to any value between 0 and 2147483647. Default value: 0. |
SS7 Mode |
STRING |
Specifies an SS7 signaling mode that determines the type of SS7 traffic. Possible options:
Default value: ITU14 |
Traffic Mode |
STRING |
Specifies the traffic mode in which SSUs operate. Possible options:
Default value: Loadshare (LS) |
IP Address1 |
STRING |
Specifies an SSU IP. The IP address must have the following format: n.n.n.n. Default value: 0.0.0.0 |
IP Address2 |
STRING |
Specifies an alternative SSU IP address. This address is used when the address defined in the IP Address1 parameter is unreachable. The IP address must have the following format: n.n.n.n. |
The Remote Systems subtab enables you to configure other M3UA network entities to which the SSU instance is directly connected.
Figure 2-2 shows an example of configuration of the remote systems components.
The Remote Systems subtab contains a table in which each row represents a single entity that acts as a remote system. When defining a remote system, you need to specify the fields described in Table 2-7.
Table 2-7 Remote Systems Fields
Name | Type | Description |
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Name |
STRING |
Specifies a unique name for the Remote System |
Type |
STRING |
Specifies the network entity type. The only available option is SG which stands for Signaling Gateway. |
IP Address 1 |
STRING |
Specifies a network entity IP address. The IP address must have the following format: n.n.n.n. Default value: 0.0.0.0. |
IP Address 2 |
STRING |
Specifies a network entity alternative IP address. This address is used when the address defined in the IP Address 1 parameter is unreachable. The IP address must have the following format: n.n.n.n. |
The Network Mapping subtab enables you to define SCTP associations that connect a local system (an SSU instance) to remote systems.
Figure 2-3 shows an example of configuration of SCTP associations.
The SCTP Associations subtab contains a table in which each row represents a single association. When defining an SCTP association, you need to specify the fields described in Table 2-8.
Table 2-8 SCTP Associations Fields
Name | Type | Description |
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Name |
STRING |
Specifies a descriptive name for the SCTP association |
Side |
STRING |
Specifies the mode in which the local side operates. Possible options:
Default value: Client. Setting this parameter requires coordination with the application on the remote side. |
Type |
STRING |
Specifies the SIGTRAN mode. Set this parameter to M3UA. |
Local Port |
INT |
Specifies an SCTP port on the local system side. |
Remote Side |
STRING |
Specifies an entity on the association's network side. Select one of the remote systems that you have previously defined on the Remote Systems subtab in the Connectivity section. See "Configuring Remote Systems" for more information about configuring remote systems. |
Remote Port |
INT |
Specifies an SCTP port on the remote system side |
The Network Routing subtab enables you to configure routes to entities in an SS7 network.
Figure 2-4 shows an example of configuration of M3UA routes.
The M3UA Routes subtab contains a table in which each row represents a route. When defining a route, you need to specify the fields described in Table 2-9.
Name | Type | Description |
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Name |
STRING |
Specifies a descriptive name for the route |
Remote Point Code |
INT (11) |
Specifies an RPC that is available on the far end of the route. You can select one of the RPCs that you have previously defined on the Point Codes subtab in the Network Mapping section. |
Primary Remote SIGTRAN System |
STRING |
Specifies the remote SIGTRAN system through which the SSU instance routes messages to the remote entity. Most likely, this is a Signaling Gateway. |
Secondary Remote SIGTRAN System |
STRING |
Specifies an alternative SIGTRAN system through which the SSU instance routes messages to the remote entity |
The SCCP tab enables you to configure SCCP addresses for:
Service Broker modules
Remote entities in an SS7 network.
To access the SCCP tab:
In the SS7 SSU SIGTRAN configuration pane, click the SCCP tab.
The SCCP configuration screen contains the subtabs described in Table 2-10.
Table 2-10 SCCP Section Subtabs
Subtab | Description |
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General |
Enables you to specify parameters, which are common for all SCCP addresses. See "General" for more information. |
Local SSNs |
Enables you to assign subsystem numbers for Service Broker module instances. See "Local SSNs" for more information. |
Local GTs |
Enables you to configure Global Title addresses for Service Broker module instances. See "Local GTs" for more information. |
Remote PC and SSN Addresses |
Enables you to configure addresses of remote entities in the SS7 network that can be reached using a point code and a subsystem number. See "Remote PC and SSN Addresses" for more information. |
Remote Fixed GTs |
Enables you to configure addresses of remote entities in the SS7 network that can be reached using a fixed Global Title. See "Remote Fixed GTs" for more information. |
Remote Dynamic GTs |
Enables you to configure addresses of remote entities in the SS7 network that can be reached using a dynamic Global Title. See "Remote Dynamic GTs" for more information. |
Global Title Routing |
Enables you to configure addresses of network entities that perform Global Title Translation. See "Global Title Routing" for more information. |
The General subtab enables you to specify parameters, which are common for all SCCP addresses. Table 2-11 describes the parameter on the General subtab that you need to define.
Name | Type | Description |
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Local Network Indicator |
STRING |
Specifies the network type of an SSU address, which is common for all SSU local SCCP addresses. Possible values:
Default value: International Network The Local Network Indicator parameter of the M3UA stack is set to the same value as this parameter. However, because International Network Extension and National Network Extension are not supported in the M3UA stack, these two parameters are translated as follows in M3UA:
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Remove Calling Party Point Code upon GT Routing |
BOOL |
Specifies whether or not the local SSU point code is to be added to the calling party address, when routing is done with a Global Title. Possible values:
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Remove Called Party Point Code upon GT Routing |
BOOL |
Specifies whether or not the remote point code is to be removed from the called party address, when routing is done with a Global Title. Possible values:
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The Local SSNs subtab enables you to assign Subsystem Numbers (SSNs) for Service Broker module instances. An SSU routes incoming messages to local subsystems based on these SSNs.
Figure 2-5 shows an example of configuration of local SSNs.
The Local SSNs subtab contains a table in which each row represents a single Service Broker subsystem. When configuring an SSN, you need to specify the fields described in Table 2-12.
Name | Type | Description |
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Name |
STRING |
Specifies the subsystem name |
SSN |
INT |
Specifies the subsystem number. Default value: 0. |
Description |
STRING |
Specifies a subsystem description |
Alias |
STRING |
Specifies an alias name given to a Service Broker subsystem. Applications that use Service Broker to connect to the SS7 network, use this alias to refer the specific subsystem. |
The Local GTs subtab enables you to configure Global Title addresses for Service Broker module instances.
Figure 2-6 shows an example of configuration of local GTs.
The Local GTs subtab contains a table in which each row represents a single address. When defining an address, you need to specify the fields described in Table 2-13.
Name | Type | Description |
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Name |
STRING |
Specifies a unique name |
Description |
STRING |
Specifies a description for the Service Broker GT address. |
GT Address |
STRING |
Specifies the Global Title Address part of the SCCP address |
SSN |
INT |
Specifies the SSN part of the SCCP address that identifies the user function |
GT Indicator |
INT |
Specifies the Global Title Indicator part of the GT. |
GT Nature of Address |
INT |
Specifies the Nature of Address Indicator part of the GT |
GT Numbering Plan |
INT |
Specifies the Numbering Plan part of the GT |
GT Translation Type |
INT |
Specifies the Translation Type part of the SCCP address |
Alias |
STRING |
Specifies an alias name given to a Service Broker subsystem. Applications that use Service Broker to connect to the SS7 network use this alias to refer the specific GT address. |
The Remote PC and SSN Addresses subtab enables you to configure addresses of remote entities in the SS7 network that can be reached using a point code and a subsystem number.
Figure 2-7 shows an example of configuration of a remote point code and an SSN.
The Remote PC and SSN Addresses subtab contains a table in which each row represents a single SS7 network entity. When configuring a network entity, you need to specify the fields described in Table 2-14.
Table 2-14 Remote PC and SSN Fields
Name | Type | Description |
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Name |
STRING |
Specifies a unique name |
Network Indicator |
STRING |
Specifies the network type. Possible values:
Default value: International Network |
SSN |
INT |
Specifies the SSN part of the SCCP address that identifies the user function. |
Point Code |
INT |
Specifies the point code part of the SCCP address. |
Description |
STRING |
Specifies a description for the remote SS7 network entity. |
Alias |
STRING |
Specifies an alias name given to a remote network entity. Applications that use Service Broker to connect to the SS7 network use this alias to refer the specific network entity. |
The Remote Fixed GTs subtab enables you to configure addresses of remote entities in the SS7 network that can be reached using a fixed Global Title.
Figure 2-8 shows an example of configuration of remote fixed GTs.
The Remote Fixed GTs subtab contains a table in which each row represents a single SS7 network entity. When configuring a network entity, you need to specify the fields described in Table 2-15.
Table 2-15 Remote Fixed GTs Fields
Name | Type | Description |
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Name |
STRING |
Specifies a unique name |
Network Indicator |
STRING |
Specifies the network type. Possible options:
Default option: International Network |
Description |
STRING |
Specifies a description for the network entity and its address |
GT Address |
STRING |
Specifies the Global Title Address part of the SCCP address |
Point Code |
INT |
Optional: specifies the point code part of the SCCP address. When specified, the SSU routes messages to the specified point code, including a GT address. |
SSN |
INT |
Specifies the SSN part of the SCCP address that identifies the user function |
GT Indicator |
INT |
Specifies the Global Title Indicator part of the GT |
GT Nature of Address |
INT |
Specifies the Nature of Address Indicator part of the GT |
GT Numbering Plan |
INT |
Specifies the Numbering Plan part of the GT. |
GT Translation Type |
INT |
Specifies the Translation Type part of the SCCP address |
Alias |
STRING |
Specifies an alias name given to a remote network entity. Applications that use Service Broker to connect to the SS7 network use this alias to refer the specific network entity. |
The Remote Dynamic GTs subtab enables you to configure addresses of remote entities in the SS7 network that can be reached using a dynamic Global Title.
The Remote Dynamic GTs subtab contains a table in which each row represents a single SCCP address. When configuring an SCCP address, you need to specify the fields described in Table 2-16.
Table 2-16 Remote Dynamic GTs Fields
Name | Type | Description |
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Name |
STRING |
Specifies a unique name |
Network Indicator |
STRING |
Specifies the network type. The following options are available:
Default value: International Network |
Description |
STRING |
Specifies a description for the dynamic GT address |
Point Code |
INT |
Optional: specifies the point code part of the SCCP address. When specified, the SSU routes messages to the specified point code, including a GT address. |
SSN |
INT |
Specifies the SSN part of the SCCP address that identifies the user function |
GT Indicator |
INT |
Specifies the Global Title Indicator part of the GT |
GT Nature of Address |
INT |
Specifies the Nature of Address Indicator part of the GT |
GT Numbering Plan |
INT |
Specifies the Numbering Plan part of the GT. |
GT Translation Type |
INT |
Specifies the Translation Type part of the SCCP address |
Alias |
STRING |
Specifies an alias name given to an SCCP address. Applications that use Service Broker to connect to the SS7 network use this alias when they wish route messages using this address. |
The Global Title Routing subtab enables you to configure addresses of network entities that perform Global Title Translation. Typically these point codes are Signal Transfer Points (STPs).
Figure 2-9 shows an example of configuration of point codes.
The Global Title Routing subtab contains a table in which each row represents a point code that performs GTT. When defining a point code that performs GTT, you need to specify the fields described in Table 2-17.
Table 2-17 Global Title Routing Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
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Primary GTT Point Code |
INT |
Specifies a primary remote point code that performs GTT. |
Secondary GTT Point Code |
INT |
Specifies an alternative remote point code that performs GTT. |
Operation Mode |
STRING |
Specifies the mode in which the primary and secondary remote point codes operate. The following options are available:
Default value: PRIMARY_SECONDARY |
The Routing tab enables you to define an IM to which the SS7 SSU routes an incoming session by specifying a set of parameters known as incoming routing rule. For each incoming routing rule, you need to configure the following parameters:
IM to which the SS7 SSU routes an incoming session
Criteria that an incoming session must meet to be routed to this IM
Priority in which the SS7 SSU checks incoming routing rules to evaluate whether an incoming session fits the criteria defined in a rule. The SS7 SSU applies the first found rule which criteria are met by an incoming session.
For example, if you created multiple rules for the same IM, SS7 SSU begins with the rule that has the highest priority. If an incoming session fits the criteria defined in this rule, the SS7 SSU applies the rule and do not check the rest of the rules. Otherwise, the SS7 SSU checks whether an incoming session fits the criteria of a rule with a lower priority. The SS7 SSU performs this check until the SS7 SSU finds a rule whose criteria are met by an incoming session.
You can define incoming routing rules using the Routing tab. The process of defining an incoming routing rule consists of the following steps:
You create a rule and define its name, priority, and an IM for which you create this rule. You perform these actions using the Incoming Routing Rules subtab.
You define criteria for each rule that you created on step 1.
The Routing tab enables you to define rules for routing incoming sessions to IMs.
To access the Routing tab:
In the domain navigation pane, expand OCSB.
Expand Signaling Tier.
Select SSU SS7 SIGTRAN.
Click the Routing tab.
The Routing tab contains the subtabs described in Table 2-18.
Subtab | Description |
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Incoming Routing Rules |
Enables you to define a name, priority, and an IM for which you create a rule. See "Configuring Incoming Routing Rules Parameters" for more information. |
Incoming Routing Criteria |
Enables you to define criteria for each routing rule created on the Incoming Routing Rules subtab. See "Configuring Incoming Routing Criteria Parameters" for more information. |
The Incoming Routing Rules subtab enables you to define a name, priority, and an IM for which you create a rule. The Incoming Routing Rules subtab contains a table in which each row represents an individual rule.
When you define a rule, you need to specify the fields defined in Table 2-19.
Table 2-19 Incoming Routing Rule Fields
Name | Type | Description |
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Name |
STRING |
Specifies a unique rule name |
Priority |
INT |
Specifies an order in which the SS7 SSU checks routing rules to evaluate if an incoming session fits rule's criteria. The SS7 SSU applies the first found rule which criteria are met by an incoming session. The lower the number, the higher the priority. For example, if you created two rules and set Priority of one rule to" 1" and set Priority of another rule to "2", the SS7 SSU checks the rule with Priority set to "1" first. You can define an incoming routing rule that the SS7 SSU apply if no other rule can be applied by setting the Priority parameter of this rule to the highest number (that is, the number with the lowest priority). There is no need to specify incoming routing criteria for such a rule. |
Module Instance |
STRING |
Specifies a URI of an IM to which the SS7 SSU routes an incoming session. The URI has the following format: IM-instance-name.IM-type@domain-id
Example:
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The Incoming Routing Criteria subtab enables you to define criteria for rules that you created on the Incoming Routing Rules subtab. The Incoming Routing Criteria contains a table in which each row represents a routing rule.
When you define criteria, you need to specify the fields defined in Table 2-20.
Table 2-20 Incoming Routing Criteria Fields
Name | Type | Description |
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Parent |
STRING |
Specifies the name of a rule for which you want to define criteria. This list contains names of the rules that you created on the Incoming Routing Rules subtab. |
Name |
STRING |
Specifies a unique rule name |
Session Key |
STRING |
Specifies a parameter inside an SCCP message based on which the SS7 SSU performs routing. The SS7 SSU routes incoming messages to a specified module instance, if the value of this parameter matches the Value field. Possible values:
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Value |
STRING |
Specifies a value that the Session Key parameter of an SCCP message must match, in order for the rule specified in Parent to apply. You can define one of the following in the Value parameter:
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Service Broker provides a set of MBeans that expose attributes and operations for configuring SSU SS7 for SIGTRAN through JMX. Figure 2-10 shows the hierarchy of MBeans that you use for configuring SSU SS7 for SIGTRAN. Because a Service Broker deployment includes two SSU instances, you need to configure an SsuTargetMBean for each SSU instance separately.
The following sections provide reference information for the SS7 SSU configuration MBeans.
Note:
MBeans described in this guide might include additional advanced attributes, which are not described in the guide. Advanced attributes are reserved for internal use. Do not change these attributes.Ss7SsuSigtranMBean is a root MBean for the SS7 SSU for SIGTRAN configuration.
Created automatically
Vendor
Standard
Ss7StackIp
Ss7StackPort
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-2.
ObjectName getSccp()
Gets a reference to the instance of SccpMBean
ObjectName[] getSsuSs7SigtranTargets()
Gets an array of references to instances of SsuSs7SigtranTargetMBean
ObjectName getSccpIncomingRoutingRules()
Gets a reference to the instance of SccpIncomingRoutingRulesMBean
ObjectName createSsuSs7SigtranTarget()
Creates a new instance of SsuSs7SigtranTargetMBean
void destroySsuSs7SigtranTarget()
Destroys an existing instance of SsuSs7SigtranTargetMBean
ObjectName lookupSsuSs7SigtranTarget()
Returns the SsuSs7SigtranTargetMBean of the SSU running on the specified target server
SsuSs7SigtranTargetMBean enables you to access the configuration MBeans of a specific SSU
Ss7SsuSigtran.createSsuSs7SigtranTarget()
None
ObjectName getM3ua()
Returns a reference to the instance of M3uaMBean
M3uaMBean enables you to access the configuration MBeans of a specific SS7 SSU instance.
Created automatically
LocalPointCode
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-4.
ObjectName getIpLocalSystems()
Returns a reference to the instance of IpLocalSystemsMBean
ObjectName getIpRemoteSystems()
Returns a reference to the instance of IpRemoteSystemsMBean
ObjectName getM3uaRoutes()
Returns a reference to the instance of M3uaRoutesMBean
ObjectName getSctpAssociations()
Returns a reference to the instance of SctpAssociationsMBean
IpLocalSystemsMBean is a root MBean for individual instances of IpLocalSystemMBean.
Created automatically
None
ObjectName[] getIpLocalSystems()
Gets an array of references to instances of IpLocalSystemMBean
ObjectName createIpLocalSystem()
Creates a new instance of IpLocalSystemMBean
void destroyIpLocalSystem()
Destroys an existing instance of IpLocalSystemMBean
ObjectName lookupIpLocalSystem()
Returns a reference to the specified instance of IpLocalSystemMBean
IpLocalSystemMBean enables you to configure an SS7 SSU instance as a local SIGTRAN system.
IpLocalSystems.createIpLocalSystem()
Name
RoutingContext
SS7Mode
TrafficMode
FirstIp
SecondIp
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-6.
None
IpRemoteSystemsMBean is a root MBean for individual instances of IpRemoteSystemMBean.
Created automatically
None
ObjectName[] getIpRemoteSystems()
Gets an array of references to instances of IpRemoteSystemMBean
ObjectName createIpRemoteSystem()
Creates a new instance of IpRemoteSystemMBean
void destroyIpRemoteSystem()
Destroys an existing instance of IpRemoteSystemMBean
ObjectName lookupIpRemoteSystem()
Returns a reference to the specified instance of IpRemoteSystemMBean
IpRemoteSystemMBean enables you to configure an M3UA network entity to which the SSU instance is directly connected.
IpRemoteSystems.createIpRemoteSystem()
Name
Type
FirstIp
SecondIp
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-7.
None
SctpAssociationsMBean is a root MBean for individual instances of SctpAssociationMBean.
Created automatically
None
ObjectName[] getSctpAssociations()
Gets an array of references to instances of SctpAssociationMBean
ObjectName createSctpAssociation()
Creates a new instance of SctpAssociationMBean
void destroySctpAssociation()
Destroys an existing instance of SctpAssociationMBean
ObjectName lookupSctpAssociation()
Returns a reference to the specified instance of SctpAssociationMBean
SctpAssociationMBean enables you to configure a channel that connects an SSU instance to another SIGTRAN network entity.
SctpAssociations.createSctpAssociation()
Name
Side
Type
LocalPort
RemoteSide
RemotePort
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-8.
None
M3uaRoutesMBean is a root MBean for individual instances of M3uaRouteMBean.
Created automatically
None
ObjectName[] getM3uaRoutes()
Gets an array of references to instances of M3uaRouteMBean
ObjectName createM3uaRoute()
Creates a new instance of M3uaRouteMBean
void destroyM3uaRoute()
Destroys an existing instance of M3uaRouteMBean
ObjectName lookupM3uaRoute()
Returns a reference to the specified instance of M3uaRouteMBean
M3uaRouteMBean enables you to configure how SS7 SSU instances can access SS7 network entities.
M3uaRoutes.createM3uaRoute()
Name
RemotePointCode
PrimaryRemoteSigtranSystem
SecondaryRemoteSigtranSystem
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-9.
None
SccpIncomingRoutingRulesMBean enables you to define how the SS7 SSU routes incoming SS7 messages to Service Broker IMs.
Created automatically
None
ObjectName[] getSccpIncomingRoutingRules()
Gets an array of references to instances of SccpIncomingRoutingRuleMBean
ObjectName createSccpIncomingRoutingRule()
Creates a new instance of SccpIncomingRoutingRuleMBean
void destroySccpIncomingRoutingRule()
Destroys an existing instance of SccpIncomingRoutingRuleMBean
ObjectName lookupSccpIncomingRoutingRule()
Returns a reference to the SccpIncomingRoutingRuleMBean
SccpIncomingRoutingRuleMBean represents an individual incoming routing rule.
SccpIncomingRoutingRules.createSccpIncomingRoutingRule()
Name
Priority
ModuleInstance
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-19.
ObjectName[] getSccpIncomingRoutingCriteria()
Gets an array of references to instances of SccpIncomingRoutingCriteriaMBean
ObjectName createSccpIncomingRoutingCriteria()
Creates a new instance of SccpIncomingRoutingCriteriaMBean
void destroySccpIncomingRoutingCriteria()
Destroys an existing instance of SccpIncomingRoutingCriteriaMBean
ObjectName lookupSccpIncomingRoutingCriteria()
Returns a reference to the SccpIncomingRoutingCriteriaMBean
SccpIncomingRoutingCriteriaMBean represents criteria for an individual incoming routing rule.
SccpIncomingRoutingRules.createSccpIncomingRoutingCriteria()
Parent
Name
SessionKey
Value
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-20.
None
SccpMBean enables you to configure SCCP addresses: subsystems and global titling.
Created automatically
LocalNetworkIndicator
RemoveCallingPartyPointCodeUponGtRouting
RemoveCalledPartyPointCodeUponGtRouting
For more information, see Table 2-11.
ObjectName getSccpGttEntity()
Gets a reference to the instance of SccpGttEntityMBean
ObjectName[] getSccpLocalAddressFixedGts()
Gets an array of references to instances of SccpLocalAddressFixedGtMBean
ObjectName[] getSccpLocalAddressSsns()
Gets an array of references to instances of SccpLocalAddressSsnMBean
ObjectName[] getSccpRemoteAddressDynamicGts()
Gets an array of references to instances of SccpRemoteAddressDynamicGtMBean
ObjectName[] getSccpRemoteAddressFixedGts()
Gets an array of references to instances of SccpRemoteAddressFixedGtMBean
ObjectName[] getSccpRemoteAddressSsns()
Gets an array of references to instances of SccpRemoteAddressSsnMBean
SccpLocalAddressFixedGtsMBean is a root MBean for individual instances of SccpLocalAddressFixedGtMBean.
Created automatically
None
ObjectName[] getSccpLocalAddressFixedGts()
Gets an array of references to instances of SccpLocalAddressFixedGtMBean
ObjectName createSccpLocalAddressFixedGt()
Creates a new instance of SccpLocalAddressFixedGtMBean
void destroySccpLocalAddressFixedGt()
Destroys an existing instance of SccpLocalAddressFixedGtMBean
ObjectName lookupSccpLocalAddressFixedGt()
Returns a reference to the specified instance of SccpLocalAddressFixedGtMBean
SccpLocalAddressFixedGtMBean enables you to configure a Global Title address for a Service Broker module instance.
SccpLocalAddressFixedGts.createSccpLocalAddressFixedGt()
Name
Description
GtAddress
Ssn
GtIndicator
GtNatureOfAddress
GtNumberingPlan
GtTranslationType
Alias
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-13.
None
SccpLocalAddressSsnsMBean is a root MBean for individual instances of SccpLocalAddressSsnMBean.
Created automatically
None
ObjectName[] getSccpLocalAddressSsns()
Gets an array of references to instances of SccpLocalAddressSsnMBean
ObjectName createSccpLocalAddressSsn()
Creates a new instance of SccpLocalAddressSsn
void destroySccpLocalAddressSsn()
Destroys an existing instance of SccpLocalAddressSsn
ObjectName lookupSccpLocalAddressSsn()
Returns a reference to the specified instance of SccpLocalAddressSsn
SccpLocalAddressSsnMBean enables you to assign a subsystem number to a Service Broker module instance.
SccpLocalAddressSsns.createSccpLocalAddressSsn()
Name
Ssn
Description
Alias
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-12.
None
SccpRemoteAddressDynamicGtsMBean is a root MBean for individual instances of SccpRemoteAddressDynamicGtMBean.
Created automatically
None
ObjectName[] getSccpRemoteAddressDynamicGts()
Gets an array of references to instances of SccpRemoteAddressDynamicGtMBean
ObjectName createSccpRemoteAddressDynamicGt()
Creates a new instance of SccpRemoteAddressDynamicGtMBean
void destroySccpRemoteAddressDynamicGt()
Destroys an existing instance of SccpRemoteAddressDynamicGtMBean
ObjectName lookupSccpRemoteAddressDynamicGt()
Returns a reference to the specified instance of SccpRemoteAddressDynamicGtMBean
SccpRemoteAddressDynamicGTMBean enables you to configure an address of a remote entity in the SS7 network that can be reached using a dynamic Global Title.
SccpRemoteAddressDynamicGts.createSccpRemoteAddressDynamicGt()
Name
NetworkIndicator
Description
PointCode
Ssn
GtIndicator
GtNatureOfAddress
GtNumberingPlan
GtTranslationType
Alias
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-16.
None
SccpRemoteAddressFixedGtsMBean is a root MBean for individual instances of SccpRemoteAddressFixedGtMBean.
Created automatically
None
ObjectName[] getSccpRemoteAddressFixedGts()
Gets an array of references to instances of SccpRemoteAddressFixedGtMBean
ObjectName createSccpRemoteAddressFixedGt()
Creates a new instance of SccpRemoteAddressFixedGtMBean
void destroySccpRemoteAddressFixedGt()
Destroys an existing instance of SccpRemoteAddressFixedGtMBean
ObjectName lookupSccpRemoteAddressFixedGt()
Returns a reference to the specified instance of SccpRemoteAddressFixedGtMBean
SccpRemoteAddressFixedGTMBean enables you to configure an address of a remote entity in the SS7 network that can be reached using a fixed Global Title.
SccpRemoteAddressFixedGts.createSccpRemoteAddressFixedGt()
Name
NetworkIndicator
Description
GtAddress
PointCode
Ssn
GtIndicator
GtNatureOfAddress
GtNumberingPlan
GtTranslationType
Alias
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-15.
None
SccpRemoteAddressSsnsMBean is a root MBean for individual instances of SccpRemoteAddressSsnMBean.
Created automatically
None
ObjectName[] getSccpRemoteAddressSsns()
Gets an array of references to instances of SccpRemoteAddressSsnMBean
ObjectName createSccpRemoteAddressSsn()
Creates a new instance of SccpRemoteAddressSsnMBean
void destroySccpRemoteAddressSsn()
Destroys an existing instance of SccpRemoteAddressSsnMBean
ObjectName lookupSccpRemoteAddressSsn()
Returns a reference to the specified instance of SccpRemoteAddressSsnMBean
SccpRemoteAddressSsnMBean enables you to configure an address of a remote entity in the SS7 network, that can be reached using a point code and a subsystem number.
SccpRemoteAddressSsns.createSccpRemoteAddressSsn()
Name
NetworkIndicator
Ssn
PointCode
Description
Alias
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-14.
None
SccpGttEntityMBean enables you to configure an address of a network entity that performs Global Title Translation.
Created automatically
PrimaryPointCode
SecondaryPointCode
OperationMode
For more information on these attributes, see Table 2-17.
None